Cebu Pacific Air turns record profit in 2Q2014 as domestic market rationalises and yields improve
Cebu Pacific Air has reported a record net profit of PHP3.014 billion (USD68 million) for 2Q2014 as both yields and load factor improved. It marks Cebu's highest quarterly profit since the Philippine LCC became publicly traded in 2010 - an impressive achievement given profits of nearly every other airline in Southeast Asia slipped in 2Q2014.
Domestically Cebu Pacific has benefitted from consolidation in the Philippine domestic market. Competitors have cut capacity, resulting in double digit improvements to yields and the return of rationality in a market which had suffered from an extended period of unsustainable fare wars. Cebu's domestic market share exceeded 60% for the first time in 2Q2014.
The Philippine international market remains highly competitive but Cebu Pacific's widebody operation is now in the black. Cebu Pacific also now has potential opportunities to expand in the regional international market as its biggest competitor, Philippine Airlines (PAL), makes adjustments.
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